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Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Atsssssou. Vlrswsr,

The contest for the hand Ore epaiue
nov on view In Radolph's window 10
becoming quits lpterAstins, - the
friends OF tue different nrs companies
vote every afternoon and evening st the
art exhibition In o d Fellows' Haik
The resuis will be made knosu on Fri
dag night at o o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
4 REMINDER.
The few cool days which

The few cool days which
have served as a gentle re-
minder ths: heavy clothing
will be in demand very soon.
Our Fall and Winter Special
ties are to the front In Fall
Suits aud Overcoats we can
fit and please any one; the
prices cannon be duplicated
in the city. If you will call
and see US we can give you
a better idea OF what we have.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
n Akhl Ii

SCAALL-kORELA the ll:h
tass ey tie ksv }. l. kr a.. kloer: "
scaIti .n- klIa ~ =.d ytusge.I
dAua liter q n :. =. M1r.lAnd, ksl. ef
tau ei.y.
HAfkS- L.N BORS-Ol thslsh ins: at
ne r-sl 4eie3 o. tss lie 40 las Jtes.
- -se., ,! sri-t.' coreAolv, n lse
p-essces tf ABsgr h-2.', xi'n.n b.
nsy-s u -:mAatew7, Pa, % ala i-a--
oo.a .. us eiIy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
sales Of CeuA

WIN. McvAusb will ns.e "
sale OF fresh and dry coss s,s ,n1
"a OF Monday next tue lna ,sr' ~
|p. M, ami . goodly nun narO n
farmers Who wish 70 soca"
should Attend. r ,.,s
Proud q Merrick viii is,,a i.ss,.al
bag ssie ~ Oensreville Oh sst
~ b inst, when the best oos'''
vii be disposed OF. ,,-.,.,ds
j. W. Banks, OF h''.n'i| n.siu|
BrandysiIe Handred. , ,hs h
III lis provender throusn, ,a"I al Of
4 his barn, vill sell hs oIs ssS "a
eovs aad shesp g; pnolic a. Ss., suI s
Gay, the 22sn inst, 70 tno U'
- hgH lar
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
GddasoaaI rev ard

Tss Farmers ES-k ct iha Sac CT
Delaware y ~ C4ss c9> .ss reward
OF fsl, 90 IN s(.di:'cu TO iea rssA-d Of
$50 cd nd by G1veEnor Bisss, for the
arrest sua conviction Of re Perto1s
Who hure usly er rtsrei he barking
No. o. - -,e
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Further GAp meat.

We Are requested 20 stats thss Jamss
I Richardson, collector Of Mn Greek
Hundred, ferwar3ed ~ the County
Treasurer on Monday his check for $500,
mah ing the entire amount colltoted
e2100, but 10 vas not reosivsd In time
tor the statement made up b. the treas.
urer for the l. svy Court.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

The Getty sburs battlefield b the most
renowned In the world. Nov 10 your
opportunity 70 visit IL, st the most de
liahtful ssssou Of the year and ss the
cheapest rates evsr offered. The train
leaves the p, W b B. station .. 8 80 q.
a TO morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
PsssopaI.

Bsrjamin Harrison, Of Colorado, -
In town visiting bis friends and rela-
nvcs. Mr.. Harrison 10 . native Of this
city, but has been In the far West for
the past 81 ysArs His father kept .
bakery ssd confectionery 1t Fourth
and King streets for long time.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
asu~s~syss Prs<e,

Tie kois At Ihl.d and King streets
q ua3Iti tone ;:Ess SEo II tEls paper
- e=!ER dangs-oas 70 cftEe eSsr, mas
teen {. ei up - scus gooe ei:.ESH viii
oy-.sr szes de deserves pfAlse.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

DUBLIO SALk- AyIN8 LOSr ALL
i my prevsndsr By the burniag OF my
barn, ut ssii st pabite lie, on the kiver-
sics farm kAAiywIns Haa1rsi, On
MOcDAH. OCrokEk 81. 1887,
at "a O'Clock n,
Ali my stock q 1nsistiag OF 5 superior o.
hoTsss and colts; - Eoe4 mich cows <43S
several OF them With calves by their side;
hLe ewes And ~ CON mon ewes sale poGt
tva Two and tour nenI5s credit
J. W. BANKS.
l.. ". Stidham d san, Are:icnsers.
OILS xts-d, olt. .ls "a. Il, IA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Park Comm sssion.

The Park Commissioners we're 10
have he'd . nesting yesterday, bat
owing 10 lack Of = qroruu they I'd.
journed TO meet Ut Z 2. IN. 70 day.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Nottoo.

Gouiey has not anything to do With
the excurst n TO Switehback ON o ,tober
ls. nor any othsr this year excsptinR
his 20 Washington on the i5sh Of De
cember. j. l. GoULEY,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
rhinsersn cold wa,sA Ciss.

ThIneenth Gold Waseh Ciob.
Nillard r. Davis 10 taking names for
his thirteenth watch club, which he will
stArt on Wednesday evening pext ..
o cock. Pass In your name and secure
Q coed watch by this safe, sure spd easy
method. AILLAKD y. DAVIS,
3 z. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

TIE Select KElsss, A. o. c. W,
nake tEeir seeJEd excars- "a - Uettys-
e2rs. he uoei iny-rsEl'Ig point L. re
Il.sed S.Ases, - 1:ircs, lS:A "a.
fsFS p 50.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
.cAae of sas reDpernsors
d TIE RKPuELroAx o0oe today In the
IAsde:
7 o'c.ock 10 O'Clock II o'clocl
g. s. 90
EaA - sAGbsF.

To-ucrro- promises 70 be fsiE, viii
siset tasfIAl ehArsts Ssiisols wins
AT slight riss Of temperature. FIJI.
day far ard rA'hr warmer
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
,rsfaliati0n.

n. so.louiug om,srs we're r. 'sss !.
l.ss sveriuS In FfAnsi'Dn 1851 ,stI
A'o 8. r., by Grand n mpr,,toj mS
Ssas1r,: S VIC L A 81 sfHs ~ /
v G., ChAs. E M2Sfe' lanes T. |
p EAE5yi ". s.s 81, ". An isrsoni
asn.y D. Kqris; W.. W, % A, FosA
mex. w. X Sec OhA'' -
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

xxyANrED-UENE AGENT FUk
w New Castle County f.r tho best sell
ing speciality in America; q. .oo1 10 ts.oco .
ysar made; thfenxh szo-aseLu. neFcnErta.
uechAnics, inE5rAnce ssents, or farmers
- their q rs can handle ths business and
net cor niet with their regular ocsupauon;
capital n suirod 10 buy Eoods. $50 Cssn
or three laontks neg iAb.e note. County
rights given AwAy. Cone Nnt rec for yo1r
self. ". L. RIOEkr, ProprfAor.
9rand rnicn hota,,
Oh as Wilmlnstoc. Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

A good showcase for sale for t3 Oal
on jAnho. OF the Washington market
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Up the swisonoAeR

g IS for the Ssichbsck excursion.
sLd ro extras for guides or carriage
hire.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

A CAkD THIs ~ TO UkR rlFY THAT
IA ar. u. ". MAnn. Jr.. asd hs uifs.
- l,ostn b, did appear before ne, . ne-
Ary ruoiis OF thu e.Iy, on u twenty ska
cay OF July. 1885,. and aid siSn articles CT
pspsrs CT separation les ally erswn Git
bsstei, agreeing 20 iy. apart as Two trss
sOa D. nslsnsf 70 dist1Ib. moi<st CT sue the
othe, tor any cA7se wnASsosyer vithia the
Msaninz of The articles or 20 De in any way
rts ,onsio.e TOR tae asuons OF each ether.
lie FhANk L skill III, = otAry Public
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
ror c,rps--n~nor /" =
R~
Tpok . Siiuo'

,,,orea ~om .a wslsai.s .,ss IS' os|
n,ut is in AttfmPilns " at sId
seass OF a cos! wagon Il, i,ps1 q
ir.o .As chute. For'ao,sdjS,s aD,'djSs 10!
TENTED !. !. her from si,a. J imaips. ,h5
y, way. shs caush: .aasI, assu Out
ii promptly Sos
ssui lIl1r!. -
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

ElOR SALt-SrUOk, TOOLS AND LF-
H fsc.s shoe sep, Nsr.n k.St, Ai ;
tIep kr rent 81 81 p<r nonth; ssod stSna
md pien;y OF uprA. ATpU ~ or ad ireks J.
J. O1LE. NorIA EAst. Md. els-Sgs
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
DR.. j MlllER'S
VEGETABLE
ExPECTORANT.

This InvasaaSte Medicine 10 ae.
knouiedHsd BY the thousAn 10 70 Be The
Best Cough MeAscfae In the world
For Coughs, Colis, sore Throat, Hosrssness,
infiAm ms ten Of the Threat and Mouth,
whoosins Oongh. Oanksf. hasa, ke., there
q no medicine nou In use that has pertormsd
more cures.
sal substance; &c 10 also free from Isudsnun
Or SOU tllf; IL nay be taken At any time with
perfect s2fsty. Sold oy an truxgtns sse
and o. . bottle. Z MORO An q son 3.
Prop, erevf&eace, u.
DIR. Haynes Asahfan Ralsan 10 IN
squsIsd Isf Ufoua. rry IL sc. and q. ss
DTuEgists mArisowem
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

NOTICE N r 3. WALSH WISHES
~ to inform her friends asd the pGelic
sbe has opened . reliable int nsgrnce otAce- at
iio1 AAiunt street where n tss wishing helo
can get suited. cAtisf. uon guaranteed. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
IkAnaEWARD IN ApDITI0N no

n CSf-A y. ". h n. r.. h. Co. PAY
Ia ensc6, oa krsEea sIreei socaI nom o.
1eetdAy ihe rsder wall be tritaSiy fe
ssraed oa retaining f. ~ raOS. y. n Az
TIN, ~ lns eSn pAny n asaIas warkI 1T
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

p,u't miss going 20 o'
:. o:roT.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

AFOAIDE-A nkW AUIk ID As Dr. ~
~ Seop:sd By the Wlnicgsel AID
3csE.y size csusssry, under Sa.cn this
{ -. -st.or viii receive trn. o. x3orsI,
G tssf de7osite1 vith IL CT 3eaEssts nd 70 il
p, ire usl1.srAEes AID repair OF loiS
zoEzus=ts, IcE "a. y2zltG, a. A b.
s zIrh. Sec-e:ErJ- rsnsh-la
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

NJLICE-A AEE kCI.E HAS EEEN
Aiopsei 81 lie " nEmztoa LEe
5:sEaJ rf.s C<Ests-J. rAosr which ih4
so-poTA.ioa ri -ecE.ys sans Ct Eerey,
s4..sr depoS.te1 wl.A Il or essnsaiasd u il
>: ne ns..sa2-oe Xr1 fss% L CT ia
E5.EHs.u. .sus, vsGln. he. a, b
1ElTh- Ss--tsag3. tls.1,G.iG
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

yxT ANTED-5o COOKS; ChAAsER
W mails, Mattresses. Eur>e>, ssxEsires<es-
Girls for general tossHvo<k CT Aad country.
81 eet oS-S1
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

EOR HENT-A ROOM 0S sHlPLEY
Il sweet, Let~e~n ID and srd sniiA bic fos
srore-hoese ofeoe. with use OF aesk ~ p .
icA Uf1ce. cSG.- ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

EYTANrEU-A H0USA oF Oh .
w roeas In vests. \ prs CT e.yg; &c u
u eth street. ami s.4i CT n Adison- Addnss
=, tails ocnea cls2k'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

fH IN SIN6a
w Ks1s.snAn in lxisNts fAA'u, IN
The what! u .2Sd 81 Gdacss be. dsr,
this gifSs. IT.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

yEyAEr.D - A 81 u alluN ~ A
" esssd and esxs nsIsE. Aesfs$
''BAke-s hn e:1ee. ecln&s
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

WANTED A CoLORED WAIrI
w ress and CHAN eernaii at al haasare
Avenue. S4-~Ai
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12

BOARDING. - FOUR LADIES on
~ gentlemen c n be ArcaSamOd4i u IN
ooArc Eg ~ y o. zsl Adams street. ot&t1 ~
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P. BOIL.
Rich Bargains
Real Estate 2

5S3 acres American River Fruit Land,
mile from Railroad Station this tract
Can be had at great bargain; irrigation easy
81 acres Improved Bottom Land; Or
chard and Vineyard; fine House and Out
buildings; mile from city limits; price very
low: no irrigation needed.
500 acres American River Bench Land !;
native oak tim Der land: mile from Natoma
Station; at grand bargain; irrigation ditch
in close proximity.
1000 acres Rolling Timber Land; IL
miles from Sacramento; price. SIS Ier acre.
10000 acres Oak Park Land. with water
to irIigate whole tract: 10 miles from Sacra-
mento; fine property for a syndicate.
42J acres Costumes River Bottom Land |;
so acres in Orchard; 100 in Alfalfa; lbs acres
first-class Table Grape Land.
SO acres truit Lapd near Brighton :;
House and Barn and Windmill small Or
chard; close TO station.
City PropeIty-Lots and Business Prop
erty.
IIILLIP & CO.,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Business
G. w. HANCOCK, Manager.
1909 Fourth Street, Sacramento.
s27-2pl mTuThS
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IN PARIS 1T WAS.
Tho Women Involvea in the War ONCE
Scandal.


[Record- Unions Special Cdb,s1rdm-C bpviosted
by the ke,o York Nibune.i
LONDON, October 10th.-The Caffaret-
Limousein case in Paris is a sad scandal
Madame Limousein is vulgar adventur-
esq. She is forty-one years of age, a hump
backed creature, with small, piercing eyes
Last year she lived in Boulevard Beaumar-
chaire with q companion who called her
self Countesse de Boissier, Baronne de
Beaurogard, or Marquese de Clemenceau,
and whose real name is Henriette Boissy
Cocotte. Madame Limousein also has a
husband, an adventurer of smaller caliber
The latter carried on the business of Sin
fuence agency" for the benefit of persons
desiring employment in the Ministries, pro-
motion. Government contracts, etc.
In reality, Madame I.imousein and the
Comtesse passed their time writing to poll
ticians, notably to Boudin and Boulanger,
letters containing hattery, threats, calum-
MES, offers of service and propositions of a
compromising character, and both Bouden
and Boulanger finally warned the trio
through the police, to cease their maneuver-
ing. Then LimOusein and the Comtesse
quarreled, and the former removed to a
gorgeous suite of rooms in Avenue Wa
gram, where she continued her agency and
entered into relations with General Caffaret,
an officer who was overwhelmed with
debts and has no longer any sense of honor
or deCency
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: :..::.:.- LIT, BREvITIES.

Ollie Hutchins was sentenced to six
months imprisonment and to pay fine OF
300 by Judge Hornblower yesterday.
The enjoined salaries of x-Superintend-
ents Sedgwick and Machiin and Superin-
tendent Foley, of the House of Correction,
were paid Saturday.
At the Bay District Track on Saturday
Gus Wilkes won the trotting race from
Fargo and Lester. Best time, 2:21. The
other trot was won by Desire. Best time,
3:42.
Eben Plympton, who first appeared on
the California stage under Proctors man.
agement in Sacramento some fifteen years
ago, appears the coming week in Jack"
Plympton is now one of the finest actors OF
the day.
The annual meeting and shooting tour
nament ofthe State Sportsmen's Association
was concluded on Saturday. Edward Fay
was elected President and Horace Briggs
Secretary. The champion prize was won
by G. L. Merrill, of Stockton.
Over thousand people visited the polar
bear Saturday in his temporary quarters at
the foot of Clay street. In the bottom OF
the cage where he is confined huge blocks
Office are placed, and on top are placed the
same, the dripping ice water seeming to
please the brute immensely.
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SUPERIOR COURT,
Department. Two-Van Fleet,

MONDAY. October 10TH
MAIDS William Watson, native OF Denmark
Admitted to citizenship on the testimony of d,
Steinauer and Michael Umburg
Fannie R. Cross VS.. Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company-Grdered that proceedings
be stayed for five days.
People VS.. Thomas Creany-It appearing to
the Court in the above cIse that the commit
ment under which the defendant is held fails to
charge the defendant with any offense punish
able by the Court. and that there is no evidence
appearing against him by deposition or other
wise which would warrant the District Attorney
i'll fling an Information against defendant for
any offense, upon motion of the District Attor-
ney it is ordered that said case be dismissed and
defendant discharged from custody
People VS.. Manuel CoSta-Order made allow
ing Boys and Girls Aid Society of San Fran
cisco, the sum Of SIS for reformation of defend
ant.
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WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.

CHARLES NJ. HOWE. c. s. B., LATE CT
" Boston, Mass, having credentials OF good
Standing with the Massachusetts Metaphysical
College MRS II. Il. &. Eddy, President wishes
to ilforrn the public that he will receive pa
tients for treatment at his Office, Room Sl4,
Phelan Building, sos Market street, San Fran
cisco Office hours. 10 to II and to 4. Consul.
tation free Take elevator. sl7-Splmt
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PULPIT AND STAGE.

Emma Abbott in rising in church at
Nashville on Sunday and responding to a
preacher in the pulpit concerning the
morals of the stage, made mistake. Her
forum is behind the footlights, or upon the
public rostrum. If the assault was upon
the morals of the stage, Mrs. WethereH
had far better have held her peace; they
are both defensible and indefensible as re-
CARDS stage people, the question being
dependent upon who and what class is
assailed. As a rule, however, they are
indefensible, since the greater number in
this day on the stage are of class con-
corning whose moral tone the least said
the better for their names sake. But if
the assault was directed against Emma
Abbott her Indignation was iustifsble,
and in degree may excuse her speaking
outin church" Still the place for her to
respond would have been the stage, or the
public hall, or in the press. The clergy
man was in his own temple, and it was
neither proper nor discreet to interrupt
him. nor to reply to him there. If the
clergyman had attended the opera, and
there have arisen to denounce it there, or
TO advance his own peculiar views con-
corning it, Miss Abbott's manager would
have appealed to the police to re-
move him-and very properly. Mrs.
WethereiPs reputation speaks for her as a
pure woman and wife, and neither pulpit
nor press assault need he feared by that
lady. There are scores Ike her
upon the stage whose lives reflect
honor upon It, and whose examples
ought to make the stage what it is not.
She and they are not to be judged by the
hundreds who disgrace profession that
ought to be as Clearly as any. But the
good women and men on the stage, those
whose lives are upright and pure, ought
to be wise enough not to attempt the de-
Tease of stage people as class. They can
cite examples of noble lives devoted to
the dramatic ana lyric arts, but these are
representative only of small minority,
hard as il may seem to them to have it
said. Let them be content to be living
heroic examples, and do their utmost to
LIT the dramatic profession up and out OF
the slough; to do what they can to drive
the sensational and immoral drama from
the stage; 10 substitute deeency for OBJ
scenity; to make regard for humanity su
perior TO managerial greed to set off the
bawdy SHOW from the legitimate; to ele-
waite the public taste and make brains and
ability crowd immodesty and vulgarity
from the boards; let them respond
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LEADING NEWS TOPICS.

Gross negligence is charged against the quar-
antine attendants in New York harbor.
N the knights Of Labor General Assembly a
resolution OF sympathy with the condemned
Anarchists was promptly squelched.
10000 robbery occurred recently on the
Pacific Express line in Arkansas.
By disaster in the Bay OF Borneo twenty 1.-TWO
lives were lost.
Eastern people are now crowding into the
Southern counties.
hot north wind has prevailed all over the
State for several days. causing great discomfort.
The forest fires in Sonoma county yesterday
sweptoy many miles of country, and destroyed
vast amount of property.
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Headquarters
FOR
AR M 8 2

$50 per acre-2,3O0 acres near Court.
land; this Is an old contract and
price has not been raised vet; Is
worth Investigating; all fenced.
$50 per acre-40O acres on the Cos.
umnes River; 40 acres of finest
bottom land; 10 acres In Alfalfa ;
100 acres in Corn, of which 20
acres goes TO purchaser if bought
before harvested; 81 acres of Or
chard.
$3.50 per acre-95 acres, five miles
from city, on the Riverside Road ;
now used as vegetable farm.
$40 per acre-471 acres adjoining
the above.
800 per acre-47I acres adjoining
the above.
$3.50 per acre-SO acres, two miles
from Sacramento; IL acres In fine
Orchard and Vineyard.
$1O,500-5O acres adjoining the Hall
Tract; 3 acres i'm bearing Grapes.
$500 per acre-10 acres one and one
half miles east of city, extending
from Brighten Road to the Rail-
road; 1000 choice young Fruit
Trees and other improvements.
800 per acre-20 acres in the cele.
brated FIorin district; $500 rooted
Grape Vines; good House and Barn /;
10 acres has no hardpan.
$500 per acre-10 acres of rich sedi.
ment land at Brighton Station; %
acres bearing Grape Vines; . acres
in Blaekberries +; 400 bearing Fruit
Trees, and $50 Trees set ont last
season House and Barn three first
class Windmills; plenty of good
water.
S5,O00-16 acres, II miles south of
city, OH the river; the very richest
soil to be found anywhere Fruit
Trees, House, Barn and other i'm
prOvements.
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AN "ARKANsAW" TRAVELLER,
The Pacific Express Out 100000 and
q Measengar Missinr

LITTLE Rock (Ark), October 1Oth.-It is
learned that heavy robbery of the Pacific
Express safe on the Iron Mountain road
occurred few days ago, but the facts in
the matter have been suppressed. The
amount taken is variously estimated at
from $50, 900 to 100000. On reaching Tex
arkana the messenger in charge of the
safe had his way-bill checked, and said he
had to go to Dallas to see the Superintend-
ent. He went and returned, then went to
ST. Louis and thence to Illinois. Since the
discovery of the robbery the detectives
have been searching for him without sue
cess. The messengers name is J. d.
Owens, one of the Oldest and most trusted
messengers in the service
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heartily to cries from Macedonia, for surely
their help is needed, but let them not
waste their energies in defending that
which needs first such great reformation.
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Monday. October s1st, 1887,

~ II o'clock II, for furnishing Paper spd
other Material Tor the State Printing Office for
the year beginning on the hrst Monday in
NoVemter, 1887. and ending on the first Monday
IN November, 1883, in qualities and quantities
as per schedule. TO be furnished on application
70 inc superintendent of State Printing
Bidders viii furnish samples with price Der
pound or per ream, for the different weights
and also names OF makers whose stock they pro
pose TO supply.
Payments to be made In warrants upon the
State Ire asury.
section 5Sl OF the Political Ccde provides that
" NO tids shall be ccnside red Unless accompa-
MED by certified check In the sum of two
thousand collars gold cCin payable to the Gov
efnor, for the Use of the people OF the State OF
California, conditioned that il tho bidder re-
celves the award of the contract he will within
thirty days en5er iut0 bonds in the sum of ten
thousand dollars, with two ormore sIreties, to ba
approved by the Governor OF the state that he
WIN faithfully perform the condition Of his con-
tract. All bids must be for the furnishing and
delivery of the paper end materials at the State
Printing Cfice, in the City of Sacramento, SO
that the State shall not be charged with any cost
OF transportation or delivery.
BIDDERS Will understand that all of the paper
OF the dimensions of 30xil, Sob Book Paper
must he PCT IN cases of about 6 reanns each
The Board reserves the right to rejecsSany
an al bids, and TO accept all or any portion OF
any bid.
Proposals. to be Endorsed: Proposals for Paper
aid Material for the State Printing Office"
p. L. S4OAFF
sSc-2p9Gt Superintendent State Printing.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
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Waited by the tropic breeze;
SOZODONT in heslthful fragrance
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Teeth it whitens. p1rifies;
You will use it if you re wise.
oil-1yTuThS

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cure surely. / have advised several friends to
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Is the one medicine above all others made to
cure catarrh, and 1t is worth its weight In gold
thank God have found remedy l can use
with safety, and that does all that is claimed
for it: 1t is curing my deafness.-B. W. Sperry,
harttoro, conn. fe8-iy
The best place in California TO have printing dons
a. J. Johnston & Co.'S <soJ St. Sacramento, Cal
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CARD OF THANKS.

KIT + TAKE THIS METHOD OF RETURN
w ing our sincere and heartfelt thanks to
the ladies of the First Baptist church ana
others for the beautiful floral offerings en-
blems of purity. love and affection, and to the
many friends who so kindly assisted us during
the illness and ~ the burial of our lanented
wife and mother. G.. H. WArlLES,
nl1-its MRS NJ L. LEA PDnnN
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The best place in California to have your printing done.
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